Who owns Britain
Book • 2001
Guy Shrubsole's "Who Owns Britain" delves into the complex issue of land ownership in the UK, revealing the extent to which a small elite controls vast swathes of the country's land.
The book exposes the historical and political factors that have led to this concentration of ownership, highlighting the disproportionate power wielded by these landowners.
Shrubsole meticulously documents the impact of this concentrated ownership on various aspects of British society, from environmental issues to social inequality.
The book serves as a critical examination of the power structures that shape the British landscape and its future.
It prompts readers to question the distribution of land and its implications for the nation.
The book exposes the historical and political factors that have led to this concentration of ownership, highlighting the disproportionate power wielded by these landowners.
Shrubsole meticulously documents the impact of this concentrated ownership on various aspects of British society, from environmental issues to social inequality.
The book serves as a critical examination of the power structures that shape the British landscape and its future.
It prompts readers to question the distribution of land and its implications for the nation.
